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May report to COO's designee or Acting Executive Director. Position will initially be titled Program Director until employee meets the training requirements for Executive Director which is typically 3 to 9 months.
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Job SummaryJob Summary:Working as an Executive Chef, you are responsible for overseeing all culinary functions for a dining account. The company is a division of Compass Group and has more than 1,200 registered dietitians, 300 executive chefs, and 17,000 professional food service team members.
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A Registered Nurse with a Master's degree in Nursing (MSN) or Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) or other closely related field, certification as a Nurse Practitioner or Physician’s Associate in California, and three (3) years of related executive-level administrative experience in a health care setting.
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Stepping Stones participants can access case management, support services, activities, and resources that teach and train life skills/executive functioning for sustainable independent living. The Stepping Stones Program Supervisor must be filled by a committed individual who is a social justice-oriented, trauma-informed, and experienced leader committed to social service advancement for young adults as they transition out of system involvement.
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The Chief Executive Officer, Ambulatory Care is a single position reporting to the Director HCA. The incumbent in this position directly supervises the Chief Medical Officer, Chief Operating Officer, Chief Financial Officer, and Chief Quality Officer of Ambulatory Care (as well as an Administrative Assistant.
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